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I need haircolor advice, please.
I have always gone lighter, but now I want to go darker. I don't think I can carry off black. When I have tried a true red before, it didn't do well with the yellow in my skin. What do you think of Deep Burgundy Brown? That doesn't give a great picture of it, but it is dark brown with almost metallic burgundy highlights.
If not that, any suggestions? Any localistas willing to help me? I suck at doing my own hair.
Suzi, you're half Persian. You can do dark brown.
CJ! Straighten up and fly right!
Speaking of Persia, Signet has a new translation of A Thousand And One Nights out available, in paperback in three volumes, from the Burton translation.
Gleaned from the forward: It probably started as a translation from Persian to Arabic, but the framing story indicates that it has an even older origin in India.
Also, Ali Babi and Sinbad were late additions. Not necessarily canonical.
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for all youse bitches!
Suzi, are you currently lightened? It will pull really bright on the lightened areas. You'll want to fill with a neutral brown before putting any red on it.
I am now I-Love-Lucy-Made-For-Technicolor RED.
Right now my color is all ME. When I went short, I chopped off all the color. Now that I'm used to the dark, I need something to make it pop.
Oooooooh Aimee. As of tonight? Pictures, pretty please.
I am now I-Love-Lucy-Made-For-Technicolor RED.
You know, I really thought the Tonks lavender worked for you.
You know, I really thought the Tonks lavender worked for you.
I *LOVED* that hair. LOVED LOVED LOVED.
Sadly, everyday lavendar is not a haircolor befitting a CFO.